An Interview with a Log

It was an interesting conversation, even though it was more of a one-directional communications.

The log shared, we listened. With an occasional stiff smile out of politeness.

We debated but to no avail. It's a norm. I just got too complacent after some time and forgot how it worked. It didn't take me too long to recall the best protocol to get out of the awkwardness.... 

To be honest, I was slightly depressed after hearing the "unspoken thoughts" but I quickly picked myself up (at least I recovered faster than my even way more depressing appraisal) to reflect on what do I do next...

It's really simple to straighten out the thoughts... 

Firstly, we can't please the whole world! You can't disagree with this, can you?

Secondly, most of people could only judge others but not themselves. That's why it's important that we accept feedback with an open mind and heart. Though I'm still working on this, I truly value whatever my ears received today.... it's a privilege! 

Thirdly, whatever type of feedback it is, that's solely a personal opinion of an individual based on, potentially, a biased perspective. We ought to make our own judgement call by processing them.

Lastly, it is what it is. We are all trying our best to love somebody, in our own ways.

In a nutshell, I would say that I am proud of my girls and I know that I will continue to feel the same way for the rest of the years to come. Which parent doesn't? Well, I guess I know one... but hopefully one day, something will change that mind. ~HLLY~